Unlock Status Credits without Flying
#1
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Join Date: Aug 2003
Location: Singapore
Programs: SIA Solitaire PPS, IHG Royal Amb, Hyatt Globalist, Bonvoy Gold, Hilton Hhonor Gold
Posts: 2,208
Unlock Status Credits without Flying
https://www.singaporeair.com/en_UK/s...status-credits
Besides earning PPS Value and Elite miles from flights, you can now earn status credits on your everyday spend and activities. From 7 April 2021 to 28 February 2022, accumulate status credits as you shop, spend and convert partner reward points to KrisFlyer miles, to count towards your PPS Club or KrisFlyer Elite membership renewal that is due between March 2022 and February 2023, or to upgrade your membership status.
Whether you are spending on your KrisFlyer co-branded* credit or debit card, converting your bank reward points to KrisFlyer miles with one of our global bank partners, spending with one of our Kris+ partners in Singapore, or getting your latest gadgets or SIA-exclusive branded items through KrisShop.com, with more than 3,300 partners and merchants worldwide, earning KrisFlyer miles and unlocking status credits have never been easier.
Status credits earned will count towards the following:
Besides earning PPS Value and Elite miles from flights, you can now earn status credits on your everyday spend and activities. From 7 April 2021 to 28 February 2022, accumulate status credits as you shop, spend and convert partner reward points to KrisFlyer miles, to count towards your PPS Club or KrisFlyer Elite membership renewal that is due between March 2022 and February 2023, or to upgrade your membership status.
Whether you are spending on your KrisFlyer co-branded* credit or debit card, converting your bank reward points to KrisFlyer miles with one of our global bank partners, spending with one of our Kris+ partners in Singapore, or getting your latest gadgets or SIA-exclusive branded items through KrisShop.com, with more than 3,300 partners and merchants worldwide, earning KrisFlyer miles and unlocking status credits have never been easier.
Status credits earned will count towards the following:
Last edited by hclee01; Apr 8, 2021 at 12:49 am
#2
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: So Cal
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Saw this too. So basically if I transfer in enough Chase Ultimate Rewards to get 2x RT J class awards from the US to basically anywhere, I get *G status as well... And it looks like it might also qualify for some sort of rollover giving another year of *G status as well?
#3
Join Date: Jan 2020
Location: CGK
Programs: SQ KF, Marriott Bonvoy, GA Miles, QR Privilege
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Somehow, the link on the first post is not working on my computer.
Just want to ask some clarification, that any miles received from participating credit cards now will be converting into both KF miles and Elite miles, instead of KF miles only?
Just want to ask some clarification, that any miles received from participating credit cards now will be converting into both KF miles and Elite miles, instead of KF miles only?
#4
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: So Cal
Programs: UA Gold/0.744MM, WN AL, Hyatt Diamond, MR Scum, Hertz PC, National Exec, Avis PC
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Yes, it looks like it, but there is a ratio. 1 elite mile for every 5 miles converted it looks like. So 250,000 miles converted from something like Chase becomes 50,000 elite miles
#5
Join Date: Jan 2020
Location: CGK
Programs: SQ KF, Marriott Bonvoy, GA Miles, QR Privilege
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#6
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Join Date: Aug 2003
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I have re-attached the link in the first post, you should be able to click on it to direct you to the page.Thanks.
#7
Join Date: Jul 2000
Location: AUH
Posts: 8,267
Seems almost too good to be true... given how many people have large balances of convertible CC points accrued. I would definitely use 250k within a year or so anyway.
I wonder what the chances are that too many people take them up on this offer and they finish the campaign early?
I wonder what the chances are that too many people take them up on this offer and they finish the campaign early?
#8
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Seems almost too good to be true... given how many people have large balances of convertible CC points accrued. I would definitely use 250k within a year or so anyway.
I wonder what the chances are that too many people take them up on this offer and they finish the campaign early?
I wonder what the chances are that too many people take them up on this offer and they finish the campaign early?
#12
Join Date: Aug 2008
Programs: HHonors Gold, Marriott Lifetime Gold, IHG Gold, OZ*G, AA Gold, AS MVP
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I'm looking at this because my OZ status is expiring this month and between their relative lack of clarity in communication regarding status extensions and the whole KE merger, I'm looking at an alternative *A program and since I'm sitting on a decent stash of convertible points from elsewhere, this does look pretty attractive.
#13
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I have transferred some miles from my Bank credit card (> 10,000 miles) as well as from non-bank partners (> 500 miles) and they have shown up in my KF account with the status miles tracked. So, if they do not end this promotion early, it is really a good way to retain / upgrade elite status with them.
#14
Join Date: Jul 2000
Location: AUH
Posts: 8,267
Could someone help me remember - does SQ reset the Elite miles counter when you qualify for Silver and then you have to do another 50k? Or is it just 50k within any 12 month period?
It occurred to me that one could just do 49k miles through CC transfers and then leave the 1000 miles to take a flight before the 12 months is up, which will start the status from that date.
It occurred to me that one could just do 49k miles through CC transfers and then leave the 1000 miles to take a flight before the 12 months is up, which will start the status from that date.
#15
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Join Date: Aug 2003
Location: Singapore
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Posts: 2,208
Could someone help me remember - does SQ reset the Elite miles counter when you qualify for Silver and then you have to do another 50k? Or is it just 50k within any 12 month period?
It occurred to me that one could just do 49k miles through CC transfers and then leave the 1000 miles to take a flight before the 12 months is up, which will start the status from that date.
It occurred to me that one could just do 49k miles through CC transfers and then leave the 1000 miles to take a flight before the 12 months is up, which will start the status from that date.
https://www.singaporeair.com/en_UK/e...-elite-silver/
All it takes is 25,000 Elite miles, earned within 12 consecutive months, to get to KrisFlyer Elite Silver. You will be upgraded as soon as you reach it* and your membership will last until the end of the 12th month.
Earn 25,000 Elite miles during this time and you’ll have Elite Silver for another year. If you earn at least 50,000 Elite miles within 12 months, you’ll go straight to KrisFlyer Elite Gold.